When one begins to study the Scriptures from a purely Hebraic perspective, more than just a thin veil of obstruction is removed; rather, if the spirit is willing, floodgates of understanding open and the reader is swept along in a tidal wave of revelation. Flying Chariot Fallen Dragon is a continuation of this fascinating journey as Jason Jordan reveals more truths, normally hidden from the Greco-Roman eye, and unravels some of the deeper misconceptions of the Jews. Now taken as read are subjects such as the royal names of the Father and the Son ("...if you know it." Proverbs 30:4]), the Sabbath and the Covenant. This time, Jason dares to go deeper, tackling subjects that will enthral, challenge and empower the reader. The Heavenly Father chiefly recruited authors of His Divine Word from an exclusively Jewish gene pool, and all these men wrote in and for an exclusively Jewish mindset. Yes, this includes Sha'ul's (aka The Apostle Paul's) Book of Romans and his letters to Galatia and Corinth. In fact, the entirety of the TaNaK (aka Old Testament) and the Ketuvim HaNetzarim (aka New Testament) were written by Hebrews for Hebrews and they flowed tother without cancellation of any law or people. Furthermore, all the human players in Scripture, even the Son of the Most High, were from the tribe of Judah...yes, this even includes the Apostle Luke If this is true, do we really know everything we should about the Jews? Do we view and relate to them in the correct light? Read this book and get reacquainted with a timeless older brother and along the way find out more about Israel's reinforcements - Ephraim.